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being a woman means NOTHING except that you are a female 💞💞💞💞 theres no restrictions, no limits. a woman can be anything and do anything and look any way she wants. there are infinite ways to be a woman 💜 all you gotta do is BE BORN FEMALE 💖

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when women say “i hate men” they mean it in the “stop hurting me and my sisters” kind of way, not the “i want to rape, murder and oppress you” way. you know, the way men hate women.

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You know that when the middle aged lady on Twitter got "💜🤍💚" in her username the takes gonna be fire

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to an extent..its become a privilege to think rad feminism is unnecessary. "the 4b movement is transphobic!! why do rad fems have to be so exclusive :,(" listen. no matter how you identify in afghanistan, afab means woman means no rights. no matter how you identify in korea, afab means woman means a target on your back is just another "secondary sex characteristic". 

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thanks for your shitty take, soul surfer 🤪

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I am thinking about how my father's generation would hide Playboy magazines and swear by god that they were just keeping them for a friend if their wives found them. Now men openly watch the most violent, dehumanizing pornography and call their wives Karens for questioning their morality. It's crazy how much we have regressed on this issue.

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incel ass response, no wonder we don’t want y’all in our rape shelters

Congrats terfs for being the biggest hate movement of the modern age while not committing a single assault, murder, or rape 💕💅🏼 we did it girlies! 💖

Neo nazis had to kill a bunch of people but all we needed to do was not want girldick 😝 other hate movements aim for genocide but all we had to do was build a rape shelter 💕 women are so powerful!💖

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The way people are bringing up the “bimbo” trend and misogynistic music made by ‘cis’ women to defend Dylan Mulvaney is a great example of why ‘reclamation’ of sexist tropes doesn’t work. You’re not shocking or hurting men, you are just reinforcing their misconceptions of women and it will be used against you when men repeat those same sexist ideas.

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168K likes THE GIRLS ARE PEAKING

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seeing non stop comments and replies in notes of those jkr posts stating "jk rowling is denying that the holocaust ever happened" is making me feel legit insane. Like, I feel like I'm going crazy. They just make stuff up and claim it as truth and there's nothing you can do about it. I can't imagine how jkr feels on her end.

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The difference between knowledge and belief is in the emotional component. If an event doesn't evoke emotion in you, you will not 'believe' in it.

If you don't get consistently angry with men, you won't believe shit. To your brain, nothing bad is happening & it doesn't have to validate your impressions.

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#obviously dylan isn’t actually living as a woman but i’m trying to not get doxxed on an account with (part of my) face on it #radfem safe #op is a terf #radical feminism #terf safe #gender critical feminism #gender critical

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how life feels when everyone on tiktok is finally shitting on Dylan Mulvaney and recognizing how misogynistic he is

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People do realize we need to have vocabulary to describe the typical/expected so when that DOESN’T happen, we can figure out why, if it causes negative consequences, if it can be changed if desired, etc? We need to say “women should have wombs” so if a women doesn’t have a womb, we can actually study that. We can’t just go “well some people have wombs and some don’t 🤷” because it’s a very different phenomenon if a man doesn’t have a womb vs a woman doesn’t. It’s not a value judgment. It’s not something shameful. Our bodies actually have very predictable patterns and when we find outliers, that doesn’t mean that our vocabulary is useless, because we need that vocabulary to even fully understand what’s actually happening.

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hope girls grow up knowing that there are infinite ways of being a woman. hope girls grow up loving themselves for who they are.

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When I was a little girl, I thought I should've been a boy. I didn't fit in with the other girls I knew and I didn't fit in with what I was told a girl was supposed to be like. Eventually, when I was 10 or so, I started thinking that I was a girl because I had the body of a girl. And as such, the other things people told me were clearly unnecessary to be a girl - they were all made up BS. That line of thought helped me with accepting myself for a very long time. But back then, I only knew of mainstream feminism, and as it's narrative quickly began to change around gender, I found myself trying to reconcile that old thinking with this new one about identification. I didn't want to be hateful or anything. I knew after all, how bad it was to feel like you couldn't be yourself due to your gender. But that old lightbulb moment I had as a kid, it stuck with me. I'd talk to an enby friend who explained it to me like, "I am nonbinary because I like feminine and masculine things", and all I could think was, "that is the most misogynistic thing I have ever heard". I'd read trans people talk about how stereotypes were good, actually. I saw a kids book about how a tomboy girl was actually a boy. All of that, while they still claimed that gender roles were bad. It was like I was going crazy. When I found radical feminism, and they viewed things in that same way, it was freeing. I didn't feel like I was doublethinking no more. I want to destroy gender roles, destroy gender itself. That doesn't mean biological sex will vanish. But the rest, the other "made up bullshit", it must go. (also I used my own boots to make this picture. It's one of my favorites I have made so far)